AI systems in clinical practice

Decision support systems
Quality assurance and administration systems
IPROB
Intelligent Patient Record for Obstetrics
Clinical management system for obstetricians, midwives and OB nurses.

developed by clinical domains keywords
E & C Medical Intelligence Inc., USA Obstetrics, gynaecology, gynecology Intelligent patient record, patient safety, quality improvement, case management, risk reduction, clinical pathways, electronic medical record, decision support system
location commissioned status
In many OB departments in US hospitals with over 2,000 deliveries per year. 1995 In clinical use
description
Overview

IPROB claims to be the first fully-integrated clinical management system for obstetricians, midwives and OB nurses. It is designed to improve risk management and quality of care in OB from prenatal through postpartum.

Main features:

  • IPROB offers clinical and risk management and documentation support, EMR, and CPOE in one integrated system.
  • The system offers real-time best practice and risk management support based on over 8,500 state-of-the-art OB protocols, obstetrical rules, care pathways and guidelines sourced from ACOG, AWHONN, and JCAHO recommendations. These protocols and guidelines are maintained with the state-of-the-art knowledge available through the formal publications of the above sources.
  • IPROB uses an advanced Expert Technology infrastructure to deliver decision support and risk management capabilities. The rules making up the protocols, guidelines, recommendations and pathways of care embedded in the system are executed automatically, based on each individual clinical situation. For example, IPROB prompts users for any missing essential data or when treatment decisions don't comply with stated guidelines and protocols. It also issues time-based clinical reminders to ensure proper and timely execution of orders, instructions and routine tasks.
  • The system can be fully customized to the practice guidelines of a specific hospital and supports changes in a hospital's protocols and practice guidelines or in the CCC's approach to risk management measures.
  • IPROB includes risk management protection rules that present clinicians with situation-specific documentation and case management options in real time at the point of entry. IPROB is designed to promote lower malpractice exposure - more than 40 percent of all malpractice settlement dollars in the US are obstetrics-related.
  • The system includes real-time quality improvement capabilities that actively support staff members in managing an OB case at a higher clinical quality and with fewer errors in management and/or documentation.
  • IPROB can statistically demonstrate quality improvement in patient care and quality of documentation achieved through the use of the system, based on benchmarking done at a hospital prior to the introduction of the system.
  • IPROB interfaces with fetal monitors, hospital-wide order entry and lab systems, ADT and billing with complete interdepartmental compatibility.
  • Sophisticated data analysis and research queries can be carried out and a large number of detailed reports including quality assurance generated.
  • The IPROB electronic medical record (EMR) is designed for use by physicians, midwives and nurses
  • IPROB operates on an MS Windows personal computer located at the patient's bedside, nursing stations, physician's rooms, triage and operating rooms. Central stations, located at specific central locations in the Labor and delivery ward summarize all patients' information on large screens for overall ward monitoring and management. Each workstation can display patient records from other active bedsides.

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contact links

E&C Medical Intelligence
630 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10111

T: (212) 332 - 4787
F: (212) 332 - 4788
Toll-free: 1.877.700.4755
E: infoate-and-c.com
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acknowledgements

Dror "DC" Chevion, Executive VP, E&C Medical Intelligence Inc.

Entry on archive: June 22 2003
Last main update: June 22 2003
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